Hotels Near Stal delle Vecie | Stallo delle vecchie in Verona

We needed somewhere to stay in Verona just for one night before catching our flight back home, i honestly feel we hit the jackpot with our apartment. We stayed in Guiliettes House and it was beautiful, spotlessly clean and in the perfect location. The reception was on the same street a few doors down, we were able to leave our luggage here whilst we went exploring. The staff were so helpful and knowledgeable and gave us lots of tips to get the most out of stay. I would love to return and hopefully stay a little longer.

This B&B has a great location just a few steps from Piazza Bra and this is also the best reason to stay here. The street itself where the hotel is located feels a bit dark and run down though. The rooms are spacious but sp****ly furnished. A breakfast is provided but due to covid-restrictions only provided at a small table. Some youghurt but mostly sweets. There is no toilet in the rooms but they are outside, although private. I have seen many positive reviews before this one commenting the manager and I can somewhat agree. Our experience is both positive and negative. Please be aware that you have to organize check-in with the owner beforehand. There is no sign to show this B&B and it has no reception.

My wife and I have nothing but good things to say about this hotel. When choosing a hotel, you want it to be central to all the main attractions but equally, you want the hotel to be of a decent standard. Happy to say that Best Western Delivered. A short distance from the Arena, Guiletta's House (balcony), Tomb, The fountain, Tower etc. Nicole on reception was great, as was her other female colleague (who's name escapes me right now). They provided recommendations for restaurants, hotels and were very knowledgeable about the surrounding areas. Taxi from the airport is approx €30-40 depending on how any are in the taxi. We.can highly recommend using the BIT electric scooters once in central Verona. We spent €10 each for the whole weekend and still had money left on the scooter app when we left. Cheap, easy not to mention a fun way to get around the city. The ”Anselmi Cafe” in Central Verona is a lovely place to eat. Fresh food, great service. Some of the others not so great. Any how, Best Western cost my wife and I €394 for 3 night included breakfast, 2 of the those days we had it trollied directly to the room for an additional €5pp. Having seen the sites of Verona, its unlikely we'd be back but 100% recommend this hotel and Verona in general.

We stayed in this hotel because we attended Nick Cave's concert at the Arena of Verona and so we found him comfortable for the location, which is one of his few positive aspects. I start by saying that when we arrived and played the clock, the owner came very dry from our presence. We saw the room, quite comfortable, but the bath was a disaster: the water was sometimes making strange noises, the shower door was broken, and the wall seemed made of carton. Finally, we were waiting for breakfast (including in the booking) in the morning but we found that it would never arrive. I have to say that for 50 euros per head it is better. I don't recommend.

My wife, daughter and I stayed at Relais Empire for two-nights while on a road trip across northern Italy. This small hotel is arranged over the first and second floors (there is a lift) of a old town building adjacent the main street to, and just a short walk from, Piazza Brà (and the colosseum). The building facade is currently being restored which did not affect our stay, but currently makes accessing the hotel entrance a challenge with the intercom to 'buzz' reception on the first floor to open the entrance door and with the intercom obscured by scaffolding/boarding. This issue aside, we experienced no noise or disturbance from the building work at all. The hotel's interior decor is lovely (very Italianate), the rooms/bathrooms are a generous size and very clean, the beds are comfortable, and despite our rooms facing onto a main road close to the touristic centre, the hotel was exceptionally quiet at all times. Breakfast was superb with a generous mix of hot/cold breakfasty food and beverages, and the small team of staff at the hotel were attentive and very helpful throughout our stay. A note of caution if you are travelling by car; parking is a short walk from the hotel in a compound with individual private and locked underground garages, and consequently very safe. The cautionary is note is because on arrival, you will need to temporarily leave your car parked on the street (or as I had to because there were no on-street parking spaces near the hotel at the time we arrived, on the pavement) and check-in with reception before transferring your bags into the hotel and then being shown to the garages (the receptionist will jump in your car with you to guide the way and show you how to access the garages). However, on departing the hotel, I was able to park on the street right outside the hotel to transfer our bags back to the car which was much less of a faff. If you are arriving on foot or by taxi, you can ignore this cautionary note! Should you stay here, we recommend dining at a nearby restaurant recommended by the hotel's receptionist, 'Osteria Casa Vino' (also reviewed) - it was outstanding. We dined their twice during our two night stay. In summary; a small and slightly quirky hotel, attractive once inside, clean and quite, with nice rooms/bathrooms, excellent breakfast, great staff and close to the centre of the attractions.

We stayed her for five nights. The location is perfect a few minutes walk from the bus/train station and not much further into the centre of Verona. The room we had was very dated, required some maintenance, but was clean. It did feel a bit like a dungeon although it was on the fifth floor with french doors and a balcony. The trouble was that the curtains would not open/close and the top of the curtains were not even attached to the rail on one side so flapped open. No worries, we thought, we will let them know so they can sort it out. Although the receptionist fully understood what we were saying the curtains were never sorted for the whole of our stay. We had to find a way to keep them closed at night. Another thing to keep in mind is that you cannot keep the doors open as it is so noisy, which is purely down to the location and can not be helped. It was too hot and a bit oppressive once the metal shutters were down at night. I felt the staff worked extremely hard at breakfast and noticed they replenished everything very quickly. The room was kept spotlessly clean and our bed was always made up when we returned to the hotel after exploring Verona. If I could give 3.5 stars I would, but I do not feel the hotel warrants 4 stars. I don't think I would return as would prefer something a bit more modern. Does this exist in Verona, I'm not sure that it does. Not quite sure how it is a four star hotel, more like what I would expect a three star to be like.

I felt very comfortable with my room and the equipments provided. Although there are not many amenities nearby, the hotel staffs were very friendly and approachable. There are many good choices for breakfast. One of the best hotels I have been so far.

Very recommended! The hotel is very clean, comfortable, there is even a bathroom, beautiful view! Compliments to the reception, very good girls and boys. Just price, breakfast of choice, location NOT central (bus advice to reach the center) but quiet area. To improve some more details : as a set of more bathroom, shoes, TV also is blocked some time ( you need to insert a kind of pin to unlock it even if I didn't have time to watch it).

I booked this hotel due to its good reviews and proximity to the train station. While it was convenient for the station, I was left very disappointed by the hotel for a few reasons: - The check in process took half an hour due to initially being assigned a room (and given a key) that belonged to someone else. I walked into a room full of someone else’s belongings - luckily no one was in there at the time. I do appreciate that the reception staff offered me a free drink at the bar by way of apology - The wifi did not work. The reception staff were not able to resolve the issue and there were other customers at reception with the same issue as me - The room was spacious and modern, but I had a very poor night’s sleep due to the awful road noise (my windows were closed, but totally not sound roof) and mediocre bed comfort - The breakfast process is simply appalling. The worst I have ever experience. You must book a slot at a given hour - I selected 8am - and when you turn up it is a buffet breakfast which is served to you from behind plastic screens. I assume this is intended for covid-security. However, it is much worse than a normal buffet as everyone crowds in one large queue. It also meant that it took half an hour for me to get a small amount of food and a coffee, resulting in me running late for my bus to the airport. Overall, I would definitely not stay here again next time

A nice clean little hotel on the outskirts of Verona, not too far from the airport. I used it whilst on business. Everyone was friendly and polite. Rooms are a good size and come with all the basic necessities to enjoy a comfortable night, including good shower and plenty of bed space. I did not eat here at night but had the breakfast which is the one weak spot I found. The quality is not good compared to the rest of the hotel. I mean this in the nicest possible way as breakfast service was good but brioche, fruit juice etc not good. using the online pre-book breakfast service is also not particularly recommended. All said and done i was happy here and would certainly stay again.